Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-19

which is held as a rule at about 81 05. Lower
grades are to be had at a reduction. III Cheva-
wholly neglected and literally 1ifeless, being
quotable nominal at VI 20 to 81 25 for standard;
fair to good bay, 81 to 81 l718 fair TO good
coast, S5ds0c 2 ctl
operate with caution, and transactions are not
negotiated with as much promptness as recently.
No. Feed, 81 4591 so; No. 2, 81 S0G1 S71a; Mill
ing, 81 5091 80; Surprise, 81 co. Black, 81 25@
20 for common, and 81 S5@l is p ctl for good
to choice.
COkN-Market in bad shape for sellers
some sales of large Yellow have been made un-
der our lower figure. Quotable at 81 l5@1 20
for Yellow and 81 25 q ell for White:
US sEEDs.Market quiet for al kinds of SEEDS, Seeds
81 5O@S: Yellow, 81 75@l 90 p ctl: Ca
nary, 39315c; Hemp, Sl4@3s4c; Rape, 115@214c;
Timothy, 697c; Alfalfa, &c 2 n; Flax, 81 sO@
MIDDLINGs-Qu otable at $50 so to S21 50 p
ton.
HAY-Oferings are not excessive, while the
demand is good, and values are therefore
quite steady. We quote as follows Choice
Wheat 81 5061s; No. / Wheat, SIS 500
Is; choice Wheat and Dat, s16@17 so: Wild
Dat S13 509l6; Barley, slO@l4; Alfalfa, SlO@ll
q ton.
sTRAw-Good to choice is quotable at 4O@6Oc
2 bale.
HoPS-There are willing sellers at quotations,
but buyers do not respond. Quotable at s9l2e
BRAN-Finds steady demand. Quotable at
Sl6@17 2 ton.
RYE-Quotable at 81 5o@1 IS p cu.
BUCkWHEAT-Quotable at 81 2o9l Is q ctl,
according TO quality.
GROUND BAKLEY-Quotable at s20@21 3
ton.
PoTAToEs-Market well stocked. Receipts
to-day were over 1000 sacks. We quote: River
Reds, 35C1 DC; Peaehblows, 60@,70c; Petalumas,
6OGl5c; Tomales, 60@75c; Jersey Blues 5OGS0c;
Bur Burbank 2s Seedlings, 6oes5c; Early Rose 400
ONlONS-There is very wide range IN quota
tons, owing TO difference in the quality of ar
rivals. Really choice product will quickly bring
81 2 ctl, while SOC is full figure for an inferior
article
DRIED PEAs-we quote: Green, 81 25@1 IS
2 ell.
White and Pea. More strength is also shown
in Pink. We quote Bayos, 81 59gl IS; But
ter, s. 1902 80; Pink, ST 5O@1 rs; Red, 81 25@
40; Lima, g 25@2 rs; Pea, 81 25@2 65; Small
VEGETABLES-A slight improvement in
Cabbages is noted. owing TO the filling OF few
shipping orders, More steadiness is noted in
Tomatoes Of good quality, while poor produce is
next to unstable. Egg Pant, 40@50c 4 box;
Green Peppers, 50@60c q box; Green Peas,
safe q IL: Tomatoes, 10@35c . box; String
as . ton: Artichokes. 1Os15c . dozen. Carrots IS
35G50c q ctl; Turnips, 25@56c p ctl; Beets,
55c@sl ? sack; PaIsnips S1G.l so g ell; Csuli.
flower, 50G65c e dozen; Cabbage, 75c u ell;
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Drv PeDpers. SGlGc; Dry OBra, l5G2Oc p b.
FRUIT - Strawberries and Raspberries con
tinue to make good exhibit every day, finding
steady custom. Grapes also make respectable
showing, but sales are slow, as consumers have
mostly had about all they care for this season
Figs are yet seen occasionally, though no. in
quantity enough to warrant a quotation. Or
anges will be the next domestic feature in the
market, but II Will be a month at least before
there is much native product to be SEEN At the
lhoment there are fair supplies Of both the Mex
lean and Panama varieties. We quote prices
for Job lots as follows: Ounces, 4O@6Oc . box;
Wine Grapes sl5@l7. 2 ton; Grapes, 40@75c
2 box according to quality Apples, 5Oc@
81 . box; Pears, 5oc9sl25 2 box; Strawberries,
anges, 81 5o@3 q 100; Sweet Mexican Oranges, s.
a. 30 b'x; Mexican Lines. s395 q box;
California Lines, e0c@sl 2 box; Lemons,
Sicily, s6a6 so: do California, SOS for com,
mon, and SGD so q box for choice
Bananas, 81 5OGS 50 = bunch: Pineapples''
sSG5 - dozen; Cape Cod Cranberries, sll@
DRIED FRUIT-There is a fair amount of
business in progress, but trade is much less &C.
tive than earlier in the season. Good jobbing
demand prevails for Raisins for holiday custom.
The quotations are Sun-dried Apples, 5@5%c
p d for sliced and 31@t64c for chartered Al
den and Plummer, 9@10c; Apricots, 126lSc
for sun-dried bleached do, sun-drie1, 9Gl0c;
Blsckberries. l1@l4c; Figs, 5@6c for pressed;
S@ic for Impressed; smyrna Figs, I2%@i4c
for layers. and 9@10c for kegs: Nectarines.
s9loci Peaches, 17@9c for peeled, and s@I0c
lor unpeeled, fears, o44c Tor whole and 5(1
&c for sliced; machine-dried, 9@10c; Plums,
$4,000 for pitted and &c for unpitted Ger.
man Prunes, 899c; French Prunes, S@l0c a n;
Raisins, London Layers, 81 1902 q box. with
Zo@25c advance for fractions: Common. 81 25(9
HONEY-Quiet market, though prices are
firm We quote as follows: Comb, white
l2@l4c; extra white, 16@lSc: dark, St9lOc Ex-
candied. 514@51sc p b
BUTTER-There is good tone to the market
and the recent advance is well maintained, with
promise of a yet further advance in the near
future. Choice offerings of fresh are few De.
Ginning stocks of both picked and firkin have
caused higher figures to rule for these de-
| 45c; good to choice, 371z@40c; fair, SG@$5c
mixed lots, 17@20c; hrkin, 26G271%c for fancy,
2l@24c for good, and 5@1sc q ID for poor 70
isr Rief o9 TS SS SO od Eastern ZIG
CHEESE-Light stocks of strictly choice tend
| TO give the whole market q buoyant tone We
quote as follows Choice to fancy. 14@
l5e; fair to good, 10@13c; Eastern, 14015c p b.
EGGS-There is much softer feeling to the
situation than week ago. The following arc
the quotations lot Ranch, 4213e; good to choice
| fresh, 25e271ac; Salt Lake express, 3o@3211Sc r
dozen.
P0ULTRY-For the next few DAYS TURKEYS
vii II, be IN more general request in consequence
OF Thanksgiving. Prices are already stronger.
Quotations: Live Turkeys-Gobblers, l60i8c;
Hens, 13gllc: dressed Turkeys, 16@1Sc a II;
Boosters, s595 80 foI old, and s5@7 for
yoyns; Hens. So 50e6 for ordinary stock,
| and IS 50e7 50 for choice; Broliers, 81
@5; Ducks S5IlS; Geese, 81 75(02 "a pair:
Pigeons: 81 5oe2 . dozen;
GAME-Receipts and demand about balance,
| 50 that values are kept in uniform position
We quote :: Quail. 81 25ds1 so q dozen; Can
yasbacks, SOS; Mallards, So 50ef4 q dozen:
sprig' = q oZ 55@2 Teal, 81 25@1 So; Wild
u 75@2; do, common, 40@60c; small Ducks,
75c@sl; Gray Geese, S2@2 so p dozen; White
Geese, 75c@sl q dozen; -Brant, 81 251l 50
2 dozen; Honkers, So 5O@4 So Rabbits, SI@1 Is;
Hare. 81 25tl1 so p dozen.
PROVIsloNS-Business continues moderately
active, without any particular variations IN
values We quote prices as follows:
Eastern err Hams, IA q lilac; California 10 q lie
Breakfast Bacon. i2@1212c; California Bacon, 100
l01@c for heavy and medium, 11@lI11Sc for light
medium and 12Gl21ac for light, l36pf315c extra
light; Clear Sides, 101a@llc; Pork, 10 50a10 p Dbl
for mess SIG 50i7 for clear, sl7 5O@lS for extra
clear; Pigs feet, 81 50G12; Mess Beef 50 5Oai0
for bbls. 81 1905 for hf bbls: Extra Mess Beet,
$40 5O@l1 for bbls, So 50@5 IS for hf bbls Family
Beef, Sl5G16 p bbi: California Smoked Beet.
12@l212c 2 10; Eastern Lard, S54G9c for tierces
and 91aG10c = h for pals Ca ifornia do tierces.
Sc hf bbls, &c; lob tins, nc; 5-fb tins sc
BIB pals -O
WOOL-Good Woods show firm tone, though
trade is not of specially rapid character. Local
securing mills are understood to be running to
their full capacity. We quote spring clip;
San joaquin
Poor Short seedy and bury pal &c
Good short, seedy, . l46I6
Palr years seedy,
Oregon
Eastern, choice. l6Gls
do, poor, heavy............. ....- I3@l5
We quote fall
Humboldt and Mendocino p .l2a15